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collateralized

 

Definitions from WordNet

Verb collateralize has 1 sense
  1. collateralize - pledge as a collateral; "The loan was collateralized by government bonds"
    --1 is one way to
    pledge
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1. Term: Collateralized (adjective)

Collateralized refers to the act or process of securing a loan or investment with collateral, which is an asset or property offered by the borrower as a guarantee for repayment. This term commonly relates to financial agreements where the lender can claim ownership of the collateral if the borrower fails to meet their obligations.

Example Sentence:

- The mortgage offered by the bank is collateralized by the borrower's house, ensuring the lender has a form of security.

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2. Term: Collateralized (verb)

As a verb, collateralized refers to the action of providing collateral to secure a loan or investment. This process involves pledging an asset or property to ensure repayment in case of default.

Example Sentence:

- In order to secure the loan, he collateralized his valuable artwork at the bank.

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3. Term: Collateralized (past participle)

When used as a past participle, collateralized describes a completed action of securing a loan or investment with collateral. This indicates that the process has already taken place.

Example Sentence:

- The loan was approved and collateralized with the borrower's car as security.

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